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01-12-84-08 1-12-84 An eleven foot portion of the right away for Nueces
Street running from Hondo Street to FM 2818 in
Southwood Valley Section 6 will be vacated and
abandoned:that the Mayor and City Secretary be
authorized to release on behalf of the city of College
Station any right or claim which the city has in and
to said eleven foot right-of-way area, for street
purposes but not otherwise.
01-25-84-02 1-25-84
01-25-84-03 1-25-84
02-09-84-08 2-9-84
03-08-84-05 3-8-84
04-11-84-02 4-11-84
There was an election the 24th day of January,
1984, for the purpose of considering the question of
seven bond propositions,and the serial numbers used
on the ballots for the election were assigned .
It was considered that the return of an election held
on the 24th day of January, 1984,for deciding the
question of authorization for the sale of bonds for
municipal improvements.
The amount of the exemption granted to property
owners over 65 years of age be increased to $30,000,
with said exemption to be effective as of January 1,
1984.
A resolution recognizing the arts council of the
Brazos Valley as the primary local arts agency
operating on behalf of the city of College Station.
There was an election held on the 7th day of April
1984 for the purpose of electing a mayor and three
councilmen,and the serial numbers used on the
ballots for the election were true and correct.
04-11-84-03 4-11-84 An election held on the 7th day of April,1984,for the
purpose of electing a mayors and three councilmen.
04-12-84-03 4-12-84 A Resolution application for grant to implement a
crime prevention program.
04-12-84-12 4-12-84 A resolution authorizing the mayor and the city
manager to execute an agreement styled "collateral
personal covenants pertaining to the use of real
estate" with united four joint venture,pertaining to he
use and value of certain property donated to the city
of College Station for an elevated water tower site.
05-10-84-14 5-10-84
A portion of the 1265 acre tract located generally
along Rock Prairie Road and Greens Prairie Road,
will be exchanged for real property equivalent or
superior in appraised value.
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The completion of Highway 6 up to the standards
that have been designed,and that it be given top
priority and funding by local district.
The City of College Station requested and urged the
Honorable Governor of the state of Texas to place
the Texas Highway system funding on call for the
Texas State Legislature.
The purchase price of the property located at 1210
Foster Street, College Station, Texas which sold to
the city by Dr. Stephen W.F. Seager on March
28,1984. The director of finance authorized to issue
Dr. Seager a check for two -hundred fifty dollars
($250.00) from unappropriated funds from the
G.O.B.-1982 account.
5-24-1984 The city staff authorized to consider a setback
encroachment of three inches or less as a surveyor's
error and therefore not an encroachment in
violation of city ordinance
06-13-84-02 6-13-84 The city council recorded its regard, admiration and
appreciation for the life of D.A. "Andy" Anderson.
06-28-84-14 8-9-84 A resolution increasing the price of cemetery spaces
in the College Station cemetery and authorizing the
mayor to execute warranty deeds on the sale and
conveyance of parcels of property therein.
08-09-84-12
08-23-84-12
08-23-84-13
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8-23-84
8-23-84
A resolution authorizing the assistant city manager
to execute a provider agreement with the Texas
department of human resources.
A resolution authorizing the city manager to execute
a user agreement with the Texas -commission on law
enforcement officer standards and education.
A resolution approving the operation of the Brazos
County housing finance corporation within the
corporate limits of the city of College
Station,Texas:making findings and declaring an
emergency: and containing other provisions relating
to the subject.
09-13-84-10 9-13-84 A resolution authorizing the city manager to sign a
contract with nixdorf computer, Inc.
09-13-84-11 9-13-84-11 A resolution authorizing the city manager, city
attorney and city secretary to sign a cooperative
agreement with Brazos County public health district.
09-13-84-12 9-13-84
A resolution authorizing the city manager to execute
a settlement agreement with McGraw -Edison
Company and Electric power engineers, Inc.
09-27-84-18 9-27-84 A resolution authorizing the city manager to execute
a settlement agreement with Western National Bank.
09-27-84-19 9-27-84 A resolution authorizing the city manager to sign a
lease agreement with the Whalen Corporation.
10-11-84-06 10-11-84 A resolution authorizing the city manager to sign an
employment's agreement between the city of College
Station and Tim Coppinger.
10-25-84-09 10-25-84
10-25-84-10 10-25-84
The permanent University fund is of vital
importance to Texas A&M University:and, Texas
A&M University is a vital and important part of the
College Station Community:and the passage of
Proposition No.2 on the Nov. 6, 1984 election ballot
will aid Texas A&M University and the City of
College Station by redefining the expenditures of
money from the fund.The city of College Station city
Council encourages all voters of the city to support
the passage of this amendment.
The city of College Station, the city of Bryan and
Brazos county, created an administrative agency
named the Brazos County Health Unit for the public
purpose and objective of administering and enforcing
all federal and state health laws and city health
ordinances in the respective jurisdictions of each of
the participating governmental enities.The city
council of the city of College Station authorized the
mayor and city manager to sign the contract and
budget documents for the contract year 1984-85.
offices located at 101 Texas Avenue in College
Station, Texas.
11-21-84-11 11-21-84 A resolution authorizing application for grant to
implement a senior citizen deferred due date plan.
11-21-84-12 11-21-84 The city Council of the city of College Station,
Texas, resolved that the mayor be authorized to
submit on behalf of the city and community
development office an application for participation
in the TDCA- sponsored rental rehabilitation
program in the amount of $200,000.00.
11-21-84-14 11-21-84
A resolution authorizing the appointment of a
director of emergency management in compliance
with article 6889-7, Texas revised civil statutes, the
Texas disaster act of 1975, as amended.
11-1-84-15 11-21-84
12-13-84-12 12-13-84
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The city of College Station determined the necessity
of expanding existing municipal administrative
offices located at 1101 Texas Avenue in College
Station.
A resolution authorizing the mayor to sign a contract
to serve the federal aviation administration with
utility service.
12-13-84 The city of College Station determined the necessity
of constructing a 12.5 KV overhead distribution line
generally parallel to and just south of the southerly
right-of-way line of Rock Prairie Road, and
transmission and distribution electric lines parallel
to and 55 feet west of the centerline of the Gulf States
Utilities 138 KV transmission line between state
highway 30 and Greens prairie Road.
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The city of College Station determined the necessity
of extending Dartmouth Drive from Southwest
Parkway to Highway 30 and extending Holleman
Drive from Highway 6 to the East By-pass.
The city of College Station determined the necessity
of extending Lincoln Street from its present dead end
at Ashburn Ave. to University Drive in College
Station.
The city of College Station determined the necessity
of extending Lincoln Street from its present dead end
at Ashburn Avenue. to University Drive in College
Station.
The city of College Station determined the necessity
of constructing a 12.5 KV overhead distribution line
generally parallel to and just south of the southerly
right-of-way line of Rock Prairie Road, and
transmission west of the centerline of the Gulf States
Utilities 138 KV transmission line between State
Highway 30 and Greens Prairie Road.
The city of College Station determined the necessity
of the extension of an electric feeder line for new
customers within the newly annexed area of the city
and for other public utilities.
The city of College Station determined the necessity
of constructing transmission and distribution electric
lines parallel to and 55 feet west of the center line of
the Gulf states Utilities 138 KV transmission line
between state Highway 30 and Greens Prairie Road.
12-13-84 The city of College station determined the necessity
for water and sewer ;ones to the tracts of land along
Harvey Road,Which lines will be located west of
Highway